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    Flies decrease the level of aggression as the availability of food resource increases. by Rod S. Lim (622045)

    Published 2014
    “…(d) The decrease in aggression seen in the largest food patch tested (left, 2376 mm<sup>2</sup>) can be reversed by decreasing the concentration of food to 30% (middle). …”
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    Laser-Induced Local Collapse in a Langmuir Monolayer<sup>†</sup> by RM. Muruganathan (2520403)

    Published 2006
    “…Heating of a two-dimensional, methyloctadecanoate, Langmuir monolayer with a focused laser induces the local collapse of the monolayer. …”
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    Comparison of Cyclic and Linear PEG Conjugates by Grace E. Kunkel (18630873)

    Published 2024
    “…Particularly, cyclic polymers are known to possess unique features such as a decreased hydrodynamic radius when compared to their linear counterparts of the same molecular weight, but have not yet been studied. …”
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    Comparison of Cyclic and Linear PEG Conjugates by Grace E. Kunkel (18630873)

    Published 2024
    “…Particularly, cyclic polymers are known to possess unique features such as a decreased hydrodynamic radius when compared to their linear counterparts of the same molecular weight, but have not yet been studied. …”
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    Laser-Enhanced Bubble Detachment Velocity and Heat Dissipation on Abrasive Surfaces by Cong He (5074154)

    Published 2025
    “…It was discovered that the bubble detachment velocity initially increases and subsequently decreases with increasing laser power density, while a reduction in surface roughness can enhance the detachment velocity. …”
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    Laser-Enhanced Bubble Detachment Velocity and Heat Dissipation on Abrasive Surfaces by Cong He (5074154)

    Published 2025
    “…It was discovered that the bubble detachment velocity initially increases and subsequently decreases with increasing laser power density, while a reduction in surface roughness can enhance the detachment velocity. …”